i soak with alec today.he's very angry, extremely angry and he's thankful for everything that we continue to do on his behalf. you know, he thought that becky hill was a friend of his. he has known her while he was practicing law. these revelations that the jury had sworn to, the jurors, completely called him off guard and frankly caught us off guard. >> martha: so part of that, the jurors that signed this affidavit saying that she was influencing them in a variety of ways and there's also specific things from the book, which are sort of -- raise a lot of questions as well. but she told judge newman that sled, the law enforcement arm, had gone to the house of this juror's ex-husband and verified that he had spoken to her and then he posted something about her knowing how she was going to rule in this, which led to her being taken off of the jury. did rebecca hill tell judge newman that specifically? >> martha, it's different than that. rebecca hill told the jurors that sled went out to visit her ex-husband a

. >> the new decision by saudi arabia and russia impacting prices could convicted double murderer alec murdoch get a new trial? >> the new claims about jury tampering and what legal experts are now saying. >> plus, seeing pink, why flamingos n.a. showing up in several states, not used to seeing them and later, the hero college quarterback fresh off a big win, tries to get out of a homework assignment at. >> please let me turn in my homework. lake the response from his professor. from abc new york this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with a possible new clue in the manhunt for a convicted killer who escaped from prison. >> authorities in pennsylvania have reported new sightings of the fugitive and the search area has expanded. here's abc's morgan norwood this morning. >> the urgent manhunt for escaped murderer danilo cavalcante entering its seventh day. the search zone expanding in a pennsylvania forest after new reports of footprints in the area. the possible clue just a few mi

more from abc's jay o'brien. >> abc news has learned the defense team for alec murdoch, the disgraced former south carolina attorney, found guilty of murdering his wife and son will hold a press conference this tuesday about their plans to appeal that conviction. >> mr. murdoch, i sentence you to the state department of corrections on each of the murder indictments in march, murdoch was convicted of shooting and killing his wife, maggie, and youngest son, paul. >> they were shot multiple times. murdoch is currently serving a life sentence. his lawyers already filed notice. they planned to challenge his guilty verdict, but haven't yet laid out their legal argument. in an interview just this week, murdoch attorney jim griffin saying as part of their appeal, his team interviewed jurors in the case looking for bias, saying there are serious questions as to whether this jury was subject to outside influences during the case. >> the appeals are extraordinarily difficult to win. the question that i'm sure the counsel for alex murdoch in this appeal is going to argue is there's no way that th

alec: certainly a noisy situation around apple. there is no question that part of the negative inferences that are swirling around is this idea that apple gets caught up in a nationalist rivalry between the u.s. and china. iphones, for example, if they were to become stigmatized over the next few months to the point where it depressed demand, those types of narratives are popping into investors' minds. but so far, ban in the government agencies, we are looking at half a million units according to a lot of the wall street research that i am reading. that is out of a total run rate over the next 12 months of 45 million iphones in china. the current ban impacts 1% of the units. obviously if it spreads to state owned enterprises and it has a bigger societal impact in china, he would be much worse and much bigger. at this point it is fairly contained and that apple has been gaining market share in china over the last few years, 300 basis points in the last 12 months. it is true that huawei is launching more competitive phones, so it wil

attorney asking them to open an investigation into the violation of alec murdaugh's civil rights by a state actor under color of state law. >> i believe you guys have four jurors had affidavits -- [indiscernible] did they reach out to you or did you reach out to them? >> well, this is an interesting story. let jim tell you. >> so immediately in the aftermath of the verdict we had received information that we needed to look into what happened in the jury room. we started down that road and we met a zone of silence, no jurors would speak to us, and so we were, you know, what i like to call, we were given the heisman, right. and then the clerk of court wrote her book, published her book, that zone of silence collapsed and jurors were upset about that, the ones we talked with and were more than willing to come forward and tell us the things that we had sort of heard through a whisper campaign, and so as a result of that, we were able to interview some jurors. now, there was still a number of jurors who maintain that zone of silence, who have not talked to us. we did try to reach out to al

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the bathroom in the jury room that she asked jurors their opinions about the guilt or innocence of alecme up with this fake facebook post in order to get a juror removed, who she believed was going to vote not guilty. that juror was removed on the last day of the trial. the defense is alleging she pressured the jurors to colt up with a quick verdict saying they were going to have to take a hotel and couldn't take smoking breaks. the defense did hold a brief conference yesterday. here's how they explain ed alec murdaugh's reaction to these allegations. >> when i shared with him the affidavits, he's a lawyer, he was astonished. he was shaking. he was in disbelief. >> reporter: so the question is why would a clerk do this. the defense is saying she did it all to get a book sold. she wrote this book about the trial and was trying to profit from it. if there was a not guilty verdict, she wouldn't have been able to secure a book deal. we have reached out to her. no response yet. >> what does the defense say they have here? >> the defense is saying a this they have at least three sworn affidav

this is rebecca hill. >> i'm the one that read the verdict of alec murdaugh. my breath was knocked out for a moment. but then i have to tell myself to treat this like any other trial, any other verdict and praise my mind there and take them out, any other personal relationships. >> she seems cool, calm and collected. she at that point would have never assumed that this could come to be. we'll see. the u.s. attorney's office, the local attorney general's office is looking into these actions. if there's any issue which is allegedly, it could be problematic for her. >> we need to hear her side of the story and see exactly what the jurors testified to in terms of what happened and the judge will decide whether or not he has to do a hearing here. thank you, mercedes. there's never a dull moment in this case, right? it continues on. you can watch the trials of the murdaugh's on fox nation as well. so a live look at the senate floor. we are waiting for remarks, live remarks from mitch mcconnell. the senate minority leader. after two scary episodes in which he appeare

i was at a hotel, there was an alec meeting going on a coastal resort, protected by armed guard. this is in the state capital. it's a resort hotel where lawmakers are winding, dine as members of the american legislative exchange council or alec. this is a very, very important group across the country. we've been more than 1300 people here. our organization represents 25 percent of all state legislators in the country. look closely at many conservative was passed by state legislatures and you're likely to find the hand of alex. alex is the perfect petri dish for what ends up being a very, very destructive legislative scheme. in our country they bring together corporate leaders, evangelical leaders, and right wing legislators. they meet twice a year behind closed doors. and almost invariably, the laws they seek to pass and move out into the world, restrict the ability of people to be able to effectively operate in their democracy from stand your ground self defense laws, district photo id laws, which critics say make it harder for minorities and the poor to vote. the group says it'

i want to play something that alec murdaugh's son, surviving son, said about the jury in an interviewlisten. >> 12 jurors all agreed that your dad kill your mom and paul. >> that is right. >> what do you think about that? >> i do not think it is fair. >> why? >> i was there for six weeks studying it. i think that it was a tilted table from the beginning. i think that unfortunately, a lot of the jurors felt that way prior to when they had to deliberate. it was predetermined in their minds prior to when they heard any shred of evidence that was given in that room. >> okay. that is not jury tampering. if the jury went in with a set decision beforehand, but it might be jury misconduct. >> possibly. and it depends what the facts are, because we have the read this. because a press conference is like a bombastic move, but jury misconduct could be something like a lie on one of the jury questionnaires, a prenotion about guilt or innocence that was intentionally kept from the attorneys during the voir dire process. all of those could be potentially qualifying as jury misconduct, and it is goin

against him, so i'm not feeling jealous of buster in this situation at all. >> alicia: and back to alecf he fails at this motion, is that it, is he done now, time to stay in prison and stop it or other avenues he can take? >> there are different legal arguments, but once he goes through this process, he's hard pressed to find another. and don't forget, he still faces federal charges of fraud, which if he were to be convicted on those charges, up to over 400 years in prison. i think there's very little chance that anyone is going to see him on the streets of south carolina any time soon. >> alicia: you make a very good point. heather hansen, thank you for joining us today. >> anita: we hope you are enjoying your holiday, be it at home, at a barbecue or the beach. but do you know why we have the day off today? a surprising number of young people, they have no idea. we are going to hear their comments coming up next. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one help

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. >>> just a short time ago, attorneys for alec murdaugh finished talking to reporters about why the jury took just three hours to convicted the disgraced south carolina attorney of killing his wife and son in june of 2021. now his attorneys alleged that the clerk of court at his trial tampered with jurors. let's get to cnn's dianne gallagher in south carolina. what did the defense team say? >> reporter: you know, boris, they say that the clerk of court rebecca becky hill was motivated by yet, money and fame. in pursuit of a book deal and television appearances. they filed that motion for a new trial here in columbia today, with a 65-page motion that includes bombshell allegations against the clerk of court there. just to redo a bit of this, they claim that, quote, the clerk of court tampered with the jury by advising them not to believe murdaugh's testimony and other evidence presented by the defense. pressuring them to reach a quick guilty verdict and even misrepresenting critical and material information to the trial judge in her campaign to remove a juror that she believed to be

. ♪ >> bret: former south carolina attorney alec murdaugh was in court today for the first time sinceg his wife and son. he faces charges of stealing settlement money from friends, colleagues and clients. correspondent jonathan serrie reports tonight from south carolina. >> wearing an orange prison uniform and shackled at the waste, convicted murderer alec murdaugh was back in a south carolina courtroom. the judge set february 27th date for the case of gloria saterfield. long time housekeeper died from injuries after falling on his property back in 2018. the disbarred low country lawyer is accused of pocketing millions of dollars in settlement money owed her family. >> this is about allegations that represent an assault on the state judiciary. and because of that they need to be answered. >> as murdaugh's attorneys prepare to defend him against state financial fraud charges, they are trying to overturn his march 2nd double murder conviction in the 2021 shootings of his wife and son. they are asking for a new trial based on disputed allegations that the clerk of court attempted to infl

. >> just when we thought we heard the last of alec murdaugh. now the new allegations come about. diana gallagher, thank you so much. >>> it will be interesting to see where they go with that. if that is a last-ditch effort or if they find someone there. >> also a quick book after a trial, quick public comments on such a high profile trial. >> it gave them an opportunity for this, perhaps. >> a lot more news today, and "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. and we're in the middle of a very busy afternoon as we come on air. moments ago we just saw the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell on the senate floor, the first public appearance with cameras since the recent freezing episode in front of reporters. also right now, a sentencing hearing is underwayer to t-- underway for the chairman of the proud boys, enrique tarrio, the last of the five to be sentenced for their convicted role in the january 6 attack on the capitol. prosecutors are pushing for 33 years in prison for tarrio because he was convicted on seditious conspiracy

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attorneys for alec purr talk says.ails from atlanta. >> indictment for murder, verdict, guilty. >> serving two consecutive life sentences, former south carolina lawyer alec murdaugh is not only asking for a new trial but calling for a federal investigation into whether the jury that convicted him in march faced tampering by any state officials. >> this is your verdict? >> yes. >> including this woman clerk of court rebecca hill who wrote a book on the trial which murdaugh's lawyer says prompted several former jurors to cooperate with their investigation. >> when the clerk of court wrote her book, published her book, that zone of silence collapsed. >> in a sworn affidavit, one former juror states before mr. murdaugh testified the clerk of court rebecca hill told the jury not to be fooled by the evidence presented by mr. murdaugh's attorneys which i understood to mean that mr. murdaugh would lie when he testified. >> if the defense can prove the blockbuster allegations that they make in this motion for a new trial then i

alec is. we need to get alec set. oh, okay, great. thanks so. so yes. hi. my name. i'm not sure when to start. go ahead. okay. hi my name is lance carnes. i've been working with trees and with with buff for four years as a as a just a as a resident. i'm glad i got to come up here right after these people spoke because i heard pardon me, but at least 5 or 6 factual errors, especially the tree on laguna that i believe mr. buck is trying to foist as the wrong tree. i don't know why he's doing it, but as you can see here, i have a table i can show you of. these are all the trees on elm street, the poplars overhead, please. overhead can you see that. no. oh, a little light. maybe you can zoom out a bit, please. okay. thank you. alec. these are all the poplar trees speaking the mic. please pull directly from the public works database. and as you know, little overwhelming to look at, but the main thing is they're all 13, 20 lots and there's 15 of them. and when you map those using our friend google maps, it comes out looking like this is even though it says 1320 elm street

i believed that the site visit sealed the deal with their conviction in alec murdaugh.almost like maggie and paul spoke from the grave. i know that sounds a little weird. but there was an erie feeling on the property that morning that we went. when we went over to the areas where paul and maggie had lane, the wind had even picked up. you could hear in the breeze voices saying, you know, that he's guilty. >> martha: okay. so is that the role of the county clerk? did she overstep her job as county clerk? that's what we examine in the fall of the house of murdaugh. this latest edition that dropped on fox nation. great to be with you. that's "the story" for today. i'll see you tomorrow. have a great evening. >> breaking point. that from a democrat mayor o

at least 25 were arrested, including alec connon, co-director of stop the money pipeline.spoke to democracy now! after his release. >> citibank is the world's second-largest funder of fossil fuels. since the paris agreement was signed seven years ago which was supposed to be pivotal turning point in a climate story, citibank has loaned more than $332 billion to the coal, oil, and gas companies that are fueling the climate crisis and fighting climate action at every turn. we have been engaging with citi for years, talking to the senior leadership, and encouraging them to listen to us and to start passing policies to stop financing fossil fuel expansion, but they have not listened. so today, we descended on their headquarters and we blocked 12 entrances to their headquarters and prevented many, many hundreds of their workers from being able to enter the building for an hour or two hours. amy: also this week, some 400 scientists endorsed the demands of sunday's march to end fossil fuels. part of the global fight to end fossil fuels which will see actions take place around the

alec murdaugh's lawyers are keeping their game plan very close to the vest.he one thing they are saying, though, is that they are optimistic that they will be granted a new trial. they base this on allegations from several jurors who came forward saying that the elected colleton county clerk of court, rebecca hill, urged them not to be fooled by the defense during the trial and pressured them to reach a speedy verdict. >> we didn't stop investigating but we were hitting brick walls until her book came out and then jurors who obviously were not comfortable with how she handled matters were even less comfortable with her going on a book tour and making money off what she did. >> now, becky hill's co-author, neil gordon describes the clerk of court as conscience and religious, and prayed daily, so did the jury. >> did you ever pray with the jury? goodness, you are not allowed, no legal entity can pray with the jury whatsoever, it could create a conflict of interest. that should tell you something right there. >> gordon insists there was no advance book deal. he

. >> in this morning's gma first look, alec murdoch waiting to learn if he will get a new trial .deadline for the attorney general's office to respond to the disgraced lawyer's request. >> this is state versus richard alexander murdoch. your honor, this as murdoch appeared in a courtroom for the first time since he was sentenced to life in prison for the murders of his wife and son. >> the 55 year old now facing state charges for financial fraud. that case playing out as his attorneys are pushing for a new murder trial, claiming the original one was tainted by bias . >> the clerk of court had improper private communications with the jurors and the subject matter for the subject matter of those communications was the credibility of the defense. >> and we'll tell you what's next for alec murdoch coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma. first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> let's get that dog walk out there this morning. or maybe you're just going for a run. you can see we are going to be dealing with a lot of cloud cover. this morning. that marine layer very slow to break do

. >>> another chapter in the alec murdaugh murder case. lawyers say they have uncovered evidence of jury tampering, it comes six months after he was found guilty in the fatal shootings of his bief and youngest son in june of 2021. the ones prominent south carolina lawyer was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences without parole. >>> a manhunt for an escaped murderer is entering its sixth day. this man danelo cavalcante escaped from chester prison in pennsylvania where he was serving a life sentence for murdering his girlfriend just two years ago. pennsylvania police originally started searching a two-mile radius around the prison. now police expanding that radius after security footage caught him outside that radius. the search has shut down school districts and left a community on edge. police describe cavalcante as 5 feet, 120 pounds with light skin, shaggy black hair and brown eyes. they say he's extremely dangerous and desperate to not be caught. >>> new details of that health scare of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. last

you know, alec baldwin, alec baldwin prior to shooting on director to shoot sorry you know got quite a bit of mileage off of his impersonations of trump certainly yeah. although that first bedtime his best mind to. that question over there. that thank you i also the eight episodes of the diplomat and i guess i question is there something we can do to influence some of these shows in a more productive way? the diplomat it has some good points. it really does. the way they put keri russell's character, i really don't think a woman in politics with spewing profanity almost every moment, being rude people at her is not someone that would think young women would emulate. and that's not the kind of woman we see in politics. and that doesn't take away from the that have been in politics have been very effective and very influential. and i felt her was being was saying in order to get things done and to you have to act like this. i thought it was terrible the way they portrayed the president i mean it an opportunity to portray what the president role could be in a much more light. i think ma

demonstrators carried handwritten slogans in support of the interim president of burkina faso, alec france. on the other hand, massive demonstrations it was held in front of the french military base in niamey, the capital of niger, in opposition to the policies of paris. manifestations of desire. french troops quickly left their country and chanted slogans against france and foreign forces in niger. us treasury secretary spoke about the ineffectiveness of russian oil sanctions. in response to the fact that the price of russian crude oil has reached nearly 10 dollars per barrel, janet yallen said that by spending more time and effort, she has reduced the price ceiling of her oil purchase. meanwhile, the selling price of russian oil has reached $100 per barrel, which the countries of the group of 7 have reached in december last year , they set a price ceiling of $60 per barrel for russian oil. earlier , in a report, euronews announced that the european union's purchase of natural gas from russia has increased by 40% compared to the months after the ukraine war. after china, spain, belgium, j

while double murderer alec mauer daw is calling for a new trial.ester holt joins us next. >>> tonight, the national leader of the far-right proud boys handed the longest sentence to date for the january 6th attack the group's former chairman enrique tarrio sentenced to 22 years in prison, after he was convicted of seditious conspiracy for plotting to attack the capitol. what he said in court before learning his fate. >>> also this evening, new images revealing that escaped killer in pennsylvania has slipped through the police perimeter where the search is being expanded, as schools in the area shut down. >>> convicted double murderer alex murdaugh seeking a new trial. the accusations of jury tampering his attorneys are making against a court clerk. >>> the new tropical storm lee forecast to become a major hurricane, and the record-breaking september heat

>> and coming up at 7 a.m, george stephanopoulos speaking with alec murdoch's attorneys in a morningview with your gma. first look, i'm ariel reshef, abc news, new york. >> a note from senator mitch mcconnell's doctor indicates that he's not suffering from any new health concerns. as the senate minority leader froze up in front of reporters twice in two months. the note from his doctor says there's no evidence of seizure disorder, parkinson's disease movement disorder or stroke. mcconnell froze last week during a news conference. his staff has blamed these episodes on lightheadedness. mcconnell suffered a concussion after falling in march. the doctor's note does not recommend any new treatments, as mcconnell continues to recover from that fall. >> california families coping with tragic losses are leading a ballot initiative that would crack down on fentanyl dealers. a coalition of families want the proposed alexandra's law to be in the hands of voters after not receiving enough support from state legislators. the measure gives convicted drug dealers a warning if they ignore the warni

these average pick on between your cups of trunk on today, alec is taking pots in this simulated training session. if he breaks to abruptly, for example, the route tends red, proactive driving gets a white or green line. a number of college companies have that drive as train with this kind of simulator. as well as reducing a trucks fuel consumption, it cuts submissions and brake can tie away and can help save several thousands of years. yeah. but under, as can, he wants to see even more being done. them put them on thing, these magazine with gain even more if we finally switch from diesel to electric or fuel cells and the hydrogen drive systems, you won't get very far just changing how you drive the truck itself, the, the new stuff. they also some regions of gemini, a considering electrifying roads to cut truck emissions similar to how electric train lines are run. but it's still in a test phase. for the time being water transports make up just 0.7 percent of the h. l daily possible volume. but the logistics giant says it's planning to introduce a launch a boat, as well as the stops along

. >> convicted killer alec murdoch is due back in court today.s expected to plead guilty to fraud charges. the disgraced south carolina attorney is accused of stealing millions from his clients. meanwhile, curtis eddie smith, the man allegedly hired by murdoch to kill him in a suicide for hire plot, now claims in a netflix series that murdoch confessed to killing his wife, maggie, and son paul told me, i said, well, i asked him, i said, why do you want me to shoot you? >> because they're going to be able to prove that i was responsible for maggie and paul murdoch's attorneys say they have no comment on smith's claim. >> smith is out on bond, facing a slew of charges. murdoch is serving life in prison, but he's appealing the murder conviction, claiming that a court clerk tampered with the jury. >> some of the best known writers in the world are teaming up to voice concerns about artificial intelligence they are waging a new legal battle on the frontier of this growing technology. >> when you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. >> this mo

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one nothing giants in a hurry but arizona has some really good young players, including alec thomas.hot down the right field line. it's an rbi double three one snakes. the giants manages three hits all game thairo estrada striking out with two on one in the seventh. a big strike out there. and corbin carroll had four hits by himself, becoming the first rookie to hit 25 homers and steal 50 bases in a season, part of a four run seventh. the giants lose seven one now three games back in the final wild card spot with ten games to play . >> we're not in a very good position to be honest. probably gonna have to win every single game from here on out and hopefully get some luck around the league. but you know, i don't there's no there's no quit in us family and friends watching the major league debut of a's right hander joey estes will get to him. >> but first, rookie zack gelof going deep his 13th of the year made it a21 a's deficit but all star julio rodriguez takes estes deep here. he got five earned runs in his major league debut. mariners win six three. they're tied with texas for the

note that apologizing was the right thing to do. labor and human rights, noise and orthodontic cause. alec worries that this celebration all the nazi cooperates was just the late to sign of history being re read some what you're saying is what we call revisionist history. right. so yes, the u. s. u k and the soviet union were allied against nazi germany. and together they defeated nazi germany, though the truth is the soviet union did the lion's share of the dying and the line share of the killing. right? the, the soviets, last at least 27000000 people fighting the nazis, the number you actually, that i've seen is now increased about 34000000. lost and about 80 to 85 percent of the germans who were killed in world war 2 were killed on the eastern front by the soviets. but that history is now being denied. we are now being slowly led to believe that somehow the west was on the side of germany against the soviet union. by the way, that goes back to reagan, reagan made those implications. you know, when he was president, that, oh, we were always undecided germany. right? um, but this is accel